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Sicus ferrugineus (Bee Grabber Fly)
IrishInvertebrates
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Aperture: f/4,9
Focal Length: 18,0 mm
Shutter speed: 1/400 s
ISO: 400
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Taken: 2023:08:13 15:18:23
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These flies jump on the backs of bees and use their underturned abdomens to lay eggs between the segments of the bee's abdomen. The eggs hatch, and the larvae consume the bee from the inside out.

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